You heard plenty from Students For Liberty last weekend. Now, we want to hear from you. What did you think about the 9th International Students For Liberty Conference (ISFLC16)?
Complete our short survey to help make our tenth anniversary bigger and better.
Every year since 2012, the International Students For Liberty Conference (ISFLC) has featured a presidential straw poll. While many conferences feature a straw poll, ISFLC’s is particularly interesting because libertarians have no loyalty to any particular party. The 2016 results demonstrate this well, with a Republican, Libertarian, and independent candidate taking the top five.
Check out our 2016 results:
On behalf of everyone at SFL, thank you for attending the 9th International Students For Liberty Conference (ISFLC16). We hope you had an unforgettable weekend and will be back next year for our 10th anniversary — which is sure to be even bigger and better.
I’ll be following up in the next few days with a survey about your experience. In the meantime, safe travels home!
Looking for something fun to do tonight? ISFLC16’s partner organizations have you covered! Check out tonight’s receptions for all conference-goers:
Mises Institute Reception
6:30-7:30 PM :: Exhibit Hall :: All Ages
Raise a toast to liberty and hear some brief remarks on “Why Rothbard Matters” by Mises scholar Robert P. Murphy.
Young Americans for Liberty Social
8:00 – 11:00 PM :: Mellow Mushroom :: All Ages
Cross the Calvert Street Bridge to one of the best bars in DC’s hottest party district, Adams Morgan. $5 Fireball shots and $12 pitchers until 11!
Young Americans for Liberty Social
8:00 – 11:00 PM :: Harry’s Pub :: 21+
Looking for something to do in the hotel? Alumni For Liberty’s got you covered. The bar’s open to all, but AFL members drink for free. So, sign up before you show up to get the most value.
Have tons of fun, but don’t go too wild. We’ve still got plenty of conference left tomorrow, including a 9:15 AM screening of Vermin Supreme’s documentary VOTE JESUS (Roosevelt 4/5) and our closing mainstage session with ACLU President Susan Herman and Gov. Gary Johnson (ThurgoodMarshall).